The plans also include the construction of a 313sq m retail unit. 

Pre-application consultation stage is a necessary step for those who wish to apply for planning permission from An Bord Pleanála for an SHD.

The Health Service Executive South is looking to build a five-storey extension to the existing paediatric unit at the hospital.

The retail giant has lodged a planning application with Cork County Council to develop a 3,739 square metre retail unit on a site on the east of Mill Road and north of Courthouse Road.

Planning permission for the strategic housing development (SHD) which consists of 266 homes, an enterprise centre and crèche facilities at the former hospital site, was granted back in April

The development includes plans to construct a part three, part four, part six and part seven storey office block.

One of the proposals comprises 685 residential units while the other includes 222 bedspaces. 

The applicant is seeking permission for the construction of 201 houses along with 88 apartments, a crèche and associated site works.

The proposed development includes plans to construct an office block that will have the capacity to cater for more than 900 employees.

A PROPOSED mixed-use development on the Skehard Road, which included an Aldi supermarket, has been rejected by Cork City Council.

The application, made by Cork Co-Operative Marts Limited, will see the demolition of an existing house and garage currently known as The Mart House.

The apartments were to be spread across three blocks, with 20 apartments in a four to six-storey block, 15 apartments in a six-storey block, and 30 apartments in an eight to 10 storey block.

A local representative said while the plans 'are better than nothing' he believed locals would have preferred to have the hotel restored to its former glory.

Plans to redevelop a hotel and leisure centre in a Cork town that were initially shot down by Cork City Council’s planning department have now been green-lit by An Bord Pleanála.

The project also includes 47 independent living units. 

Councillors have this evening been advised of the “next step” in the project from Cork City Council’s perspective.

A decision on the application is expected in early February.

A PLANNING application for the major overhaul of Cork’s South Docks has officially been submitted.

The plans have been broadly welcomed with one local representative saying the development 'will help solve the massive housing crisis we face as a people'. 

Priory Coffee was set up by a local team in Cork back in 2017.

A CORK TD has expressed his reservations about the plans unveiled this week to redevelop the South Docks area.

Back in March applicant Mike Houlihane had lodged an application seeking permission for "the demolition of a derelict property, formerly a boxing clubhouse, and permission for the construction of three houses" at a site address of 11,12, 13 Straw Hall, Gerald Griffin Street.

O’Callaghan Properties announced its plans to seek permission for a significant redevelopment of a 4.162 acres site running from Marina Walk onto the River Lee at Kennedy Quay, with a boundary marked by Victoria Road and Mill Road to the east.

Cork’s Odlums Mills building has lain idle for over a decade, but under new plans, it could be restored and repurposed.

Plans are in the pipeline to develop a new hospital, a major mixed-use development, apartments, a new public realm and a landmark rooftop destination at Cork city’s South Docks.

Plans for yet another large-scale housing development are in the pipeline for Cork's northside.

A PLANNING application seeking permission for the demolition of the former Vita Cortex plant on the Kinsale Road and Pearse Road in Ballyphehane has been lodged with Cork City Council.

The plans, if approved, would see half a million euro invested with the store space growing by 30% from 1,000 sq m to 1,303 sq m.

Ninety-five two-bedroom apartments are to be made available in Carrigtwohill through the local authority in collaboration with Co-operative Housing Ireland (CHI), with the move-in date for the first units being March 2022.

Plans lodged with An Bord Pleanála for a build-to-rent scheme in the northside of the city have been met with a mixed reaction.

The units would be made up of five detached five-bed dwellings, 15 detached four-bed dwellings, 50 semi-detached three-bed dwellings and three terraced three-bed dwellings.

AN appeal has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála against a refusal by Cork County Council’s planning department to allow the construction of a single-story coffee dock at Garretstown Beach, Coolbane, Garrettstown, Kinsale, Co Cork.

An Bord Pleanála will make a decision on whether the plans can proceed by March 4 next year.

PLANS are afoot for more than 220 homes and apartments in a Cork town. Reside Investments Limited is currently engaging with An Bord Pleanála regarding a potential strategic housing development in the Carrigaline area.

The planning application for the final phases of the major development is yet to be submitted, according to the HSE.

Cork City Council approved proposals put forward by Dooneen Property Developments Limited to demolish the former bar and to construct three retail units and 39 residential units at the site

The Office of the Planning Regulator has set out 12 recommendations and eight observations in a submission on the draft Cork City Development Plan.

Cork City Council put the brakes on the proposals for a number of reasons, including the location of the site

The development also includes associated car parking of 48 spaces, play areas, landscaping and all ancillary site development works

The pub is located on Military Road in St Luke's.

Cork City Council has described it as “one of the most transformative and ambitious public realm renewal programmes ever undertaken in the city”.

At tonight's full council meeting Cork city councillors approved the Part 8 Planning of the Monahan Road Extension Scheme.

A DECISION by the board of Páirc Uí Chaoimh to submit revised plans for the redevelopment of the stadium as part of an appeal lodged with An Bord Pleanála has come in for criticism, with one city councillor saying he believed it was the “wrong call”.

A PLANNING application for a new residential development near Blarney has been lodged with Cork City Council.

A PLANNING application has been lodged with Cork City Council which would see 65 apartments built in Douglas if given the go-ahead.

The board of Páirc Uí Chaoimh has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála challenging Cork City Council’s recent decision to refuse planning permission for changes to the stadium and its exterior.

A PLANNING application for a new residential development in Ballincollig has been lodged with Cork City Council.

A PLANNING application to extend and alter a shopping centre in the city has been given the green light from Cork City Council.

A PLANNING application seeking to develop 21 build-to-rent apartments in Cork City, which will be ring-fenced for those aged 55 and over if given the go-ahead, has been lodged with Cork City Council.

“We will spend, over the next four years in the lifetime of this government, direct exchequer capital funding of almost €50 billion.”